Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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GDXA ROW 2: Chuck Carlin, Treamrer; Ron Gcison, Judy Lynch, Roger BienhoH , Tom Beau. ROW I: Dr. Hamm, Adviser; Don Piehl, Vice-President; Bob Senders, President; and Mr. Hadc, Adviser. Theta Chi Delta was organized in 1930 as an honorary fraternity for chemistry students. Among its special activities are field trips, industrial labora- tories, scientific discussions, and a science fair. The main purpose, however, is to develop and strengthen Continued interest in chemistry. ROW 2: Bob Senders; Skip Gammctcr, Secretary-Treamrer; Bob Davey, Les Wankel, Prefi- Phi Mu Epsilon is the organimtion for all mathea matics, physics, and engineering major: or minors, grades have no bearing on the membership. Its main purpose is for its members to have fellowship and to share a common interest. The special activities of this organization throughout the year are to show movies related to the physical sciences and ones which will definitely interest the members. dent; Paul Schacht, Roger Bienhoff, Bob Austin. ROW 1': Chuck Carlin, Don Piehl, Vice- President; John Voyta, Ron Gcison.

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Don Pardonnen Vicehpmadmt; Ted As student gavcming body for Carthage College, the Student Council has Cont-cr, T'ffm' ; Warren thUIStad? many purposes. The study and discussion of campus life are two of its President; Tuna Juhkentaal, secretmy' most important duties. Another is the receiving of suggestions and to recommend to the students, faculty and administration any changes deemed best for Carthage College. The Student Councii also cooperates with campus organizations and ST l l DEN aids them in the promotion of their programs, It determines the time and manner of the student elections, and encourages and develops Christian leadership in the Carthage student body. CO I I NCIL Homecoming activities, the student auction, and fund raising drives for such things as the Campus Chest and memorial funds are some of the special activities of the Council throughout the year. ROW 3: Neal Buckaloo, Harold Borchers, Don Piehl, Carlin. Jack Thiel, Tom Beau. Jack Pollitt. ROW 1: Jan Roger Ganzcl, Ron Deck, Don Lcrnke. ROW 2: Fred Henningsen, Nancy Huseth, Liz Hosford, Judy Ewig, Bess, Jerry Ewig, Pat DesJardin, Jan Sandslrom, Chuck Lorraine Eisentraut. s .1 s? 4 ti 9: h h i .- h h g - t l , i .A h a ' r 4 . .. a. 9P 9 ' l - . 4' ti ! Ur. 3. . t .7 . .. h . ,. f' a A l h K LH- h . .: f' - - 7 .. .. - qr ; f t . C. .' t h 74- 1 . L ..- a '3- Q -..- a b

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W. R. A. T he Women's Recreation Association is one of the most active organizations on campus. Its members affectionately call it WRA tRAHJ. Fostering interest and participation in recreational activities: increasing physical efficiency, and developing a higher degree of sportsmanship and school spirit among the women of Carthage College are its main purposes. To accomplish these, sports like tennis, field hockey, volleyball, basketball, and bad- minton are played. The oH-campus formal, a trail hike, and the spring banquet are among WRAE most interesting activities. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS, STANDING: Miss Geenlee, Advisor; Joy Valentine, Publicity Manager; Lee Patton. SITTING: Juan Skew, Judy Lynch, Treasurer,- Jane Bonander, Corraponding Secretary; Sandy Westerholm; Judy Larson, Vice-President; Ann hiullins, Safe: Manager; Pat Thode, Virginia Detrick, President; Mary Redeem, Marion Seidemann, Marge Goulden, Judi DeLapp, Gloria Fabbri, Intramural Manager, and Donna Haaek. The Associated W'omen Students Council is composed of elected corridor represent- atives from the two woments dormitories as well as the dorm officers. Campus Council, the disciplinary body of the dorm consists of three seniors, three j uniors, two sophomores and one freshman. The purposes of these organizations are to promote unity and high standards, and to enact and enforce regulations. ROW 3: Barbara Kapchinski, Nancy Huscth, Cami Piediscaizi, Liz Hosford, Secretary; Kay Krull, 2nd Vice-Presidem; Jan Sandstrom Prerident; Kathi Erbe, Ist Vice-Presfdenr; Judy Larson, Ruth Kilgus, Dort Whitaker: Dotty Beck, Carolyn Huffer. and Pat Thode. ROW 2: Jan Mason, Gloria, Fabbri, Donna Comer. Alice Mngnuson, Barbara. Behlner, Lynn Beard, Joan Ehrenberg, Secretary; and Virginia Detrick, Chairman. ROW 1: Amy Johnson. Marge Gable. Alice West, Karen Ellis, June Boatman, and Liz Heicampl I